why is walking back into the light so hard to do?

Craig Smerda · Post by **Craig Smerda** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:50 pm

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Paddle Power · Post by **Paddle Power** » Tue Nov 01, 2011 5:10 pm

I'm with milkman, so much FUN to be had.

FullGnarlzOC · Post by **FullGnarlzOC** » Wed Nov 02, 2011 1:05 am

I do it at this point because thats what I started in - and because it will forever be a challenge - to become a flawless canoeist - the top of the top.

how much bigger do you really want to go in a kayak? - $1200 gets it to where everything is on the edge again - add new elements. new challenges(keeping dry, compensating for offside(or getting good enough to where you dont have to), cross boofing, and not getting holes in your airbags)

If anyone ever got 'bored' paddling whitewater - $1200 more - start whitewater canoeing... and your no longer bored - Dr. Eddy McGnarlz

philcanoe · Post by **philcanoe** » Thu Nov 03, 2011 1:35 pm

oopsiflipped wrote: why is walking back into the light so hard to do?

... maybe-perhaps, because you've had your eye's closed for so long?

(so do you keep one eye open while under water - or both closed)

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